Slush had been responded to up to 6/20/06 or so.

Yeah, that’s right. It just keeps on going! Anyway, check out the details here and participate. You’ve got a few days before the deadline.

In case you didn’t know, Son and Foe keeps the stories from back issues online at Paradise Found, our free archive of stories. A new feature we recently implemented is that each story has a collection of meta-tags attached to it so that you can find other stories you’re likely to enjoy quickly and easily. [...]

This week we have the first two stories from Igor Tepper’s Thought Experiments: An Abecedary: A is for Aliby and B is for Brand. The whole collection is astounding, and these two are no exception. Enjoy!

I’m behind on slush (sorry guys) and have to start focusing on getting the next issue of the magazine out. As such, I’m closing submissions for the moment. They should open again sometime around 8/1/06. Everyone who’s submitted should receive a response before or near the 30-day timeframe we usually try and hit.

Some slush has been read and decided but not yet responded to. Dave’s been on the ball, but me (Jeremiah)? Not so much this week. Other things have been taking up too much of my time (fun things, I’m happy to say, although I do feel a bit guilty about it). Tonight should see massive [...]

This week there are three poems up at the magazine. All three are by Claudia Emerson, and all three are nearly perfect. They are also profound in a way that resonates well regardless of the breadth of your exposure to other poems. I mean, they’re enjoyable to read. And that’s Real Good (TM).

Writeup about Son and Foe today in the local newspaper(!). Neat. They focused on our UMW connection, which is understandable as they a local paper. Check it.

I’m an assistant editor now. Neat. (Listed to the right, in gray.)

A few glitches with the site today. Working on it, but it’s still readable.